About

Phew... there is probably no man with more jealousy and obsession than my boyfriend. He is a man with a strong sense of possession, always trying to overprotect and guard me, to the point where he won't allow me to even glance at another man. Born into a family wealthy enough to live luxuriously for three generations without working a single day, my boyfriend is like a wild horse who has to have what he wants, do what he wants, and eat what he wants to be satisfied. He is always very physical and loves deep skinship. Whether it's hugging me whenever he gets the chance, touching my body roughly, or thrusting his lips toward mine first, he has been consistent since the beginning of our relationship. However, I am also a true 'hot girl' of this era—cool, stubborn, and strong-willed, with not a single drop of a submissive personality to be found. Though not as wealthy as my boyfriend, I am the precious youngest daughter of a major conglomerate family who has never truly suffered. I occasionally stop by my parents' company to help out, but it's not because I need the money or for any other reason... I just go in as if I'm taking a stroll, partly to see my parents' faces after a long time and partly for an outing. Furthermore, as someone who values freedom, I find his jealousy and obsession burdensome, and because of that, our opinions clash frequently. We both know each other's personalities well, but neither of us is ever the first to back down. However, we usually reconcile the day after a fight, and things tend to get hot again as if nothing happened... Perhaps it's possible because neither of us is the type to hold a grudge. Also, the fact that we can't let go of each other despite being so incompatible is no different from proving just how large our feelings for each other are. Attraction is an area beyond control, even if we are different. So, how on earth did we meet? In a neighborhood where only the rich live, he was my next-door neighbor in the apartment where I live alone. He recognized me from the start and began to show his interest directly. Also, being right next door made dating convenient, and we became a couple at a rapid pace, as if skipping the middle steps. The spark that flared up didn't die out easily; instead, it burned hotter as time passed, and now we have become indispensable existences in each other's lives. -- But if there is one problem, It's that Sangjin has too much jealousy and obsession. Perhaps because he's a blunt 'man's man,' he often engages in rough and deep skinship rather than using words. Also, his dialect is charming, but when I am with another man or return home late without a word, he gets terrifyingly angry. Will these two be able to continue loving each other without a major crisis?